Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local public sale with partial names and details unreadable. The readable parts mention a sale action and local officials, but key specifics are missing.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
8
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local public sale with partial names and details unreadable. The readable parts mention a sale action and local officials, but key specifics are missing.
The readable fragments present no clear event or names to anchor a factual summary.
A writer argues small parks favor the Philadelphia Phillies and their hitters Cravath and Wagner while hindering the Red Sox, with outfield coverage and fence distances key. He suggests the Boston and Detroit parks could balance the matchup if games move to larger venues.
UNIVERSITY Ala Oct 1 Alabama will open its football schedule on Saturday October 2 at Tuscaloosa against Howard College. Coach Kelly may field a lineup led by Morton at left end and Hagan at quarterback with Brannon at fullback. Irvine may join later as a backfield option.
Philadelphia Nationals President W F Baker refused Boston Americans leader J J Lannin’s request for 400 bleacher seats for the Royal Rooters at the world series in Philadelphia. Baker offered only seats at $5 each and hinted no privilege due. Lannin said he would consider appealing to the national commission overseeing the series.
The lineup for the Marion Institute against Auburn Institute this Saturday in Selma Alabama includes Moon Ducote the Spring Hill College star fullback. Ducote known for his early football career with Spring Hill is hailed as one of the Souths most promising youngsters.
William Huey of Chicago defeated George Moore 150 to 138 to win the world three-cushion billiards title in New York. Alfred del Oro, a former champion, has challenged Huey, with a title match reportedly due before November 5.
Dr W H Oates state prison and factory inspector returned from visits to Birmingham and Fayette where he met officials about enforcing the new child labor laws. He said the trip was highly successful and assurances were given that the new act would be enforced strictly. Also notes a YMCA A meeting and a boxing draw between Sam Langford and Sam McVey in Enver Col.
Professor Saville of the Museum of the American Indian presented finds from an exploration in Honduras. Pottery and jade ornaments were recovered between the Alta and Chamellion rivers near San Pedro Sula. He noted at least six distinct civilization types are represented by the artifacts.
Washington bids for sixteen submarines were received from the Electric Torpedo Company of Quincy and Union Iron Works of San Francisco at 5100 000 each or more. The Drydock Company of New York offered 550 000 001 for two subs. Several other firms in New York California and Camden submitted bids with varying totals and completion terms.
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